The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 17

OCTOBER 13, 1960 THE BELLEVILLE (KANSAS) TELESCOPE SECTION BcstU Katun Huntington Bessie Katura Huntington, at the age of 69 years, two months, and seven days, passed quietly to her rest October 4, 1960, at the Rocky Mountain Hospital, Denver, where she had been a patient for some 3V4 weeks following a heart attack. She was born July 29, 1891 near Courtland, where she lived with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.

Houghton, until the time of her marriage, moving to the Belleville community. On January 17,1914 she was united in marriage to A. T. Huntington. To this union was born one daughter, Patrica Marie Huntington of Sherman Oak, Cal.

In 1941 the Huntingtons moved to Denver, where they lived several years then moving to Li mon, residing there until the time of her parting. Surviving are one brother, Ben i Houghton, of Courtland, one i sister, Mrs. Elmer Chad, also of Courtland; her husband, daughter, and a host of relatives and friends. Memorial services were conducted by the Reverend Eugene Snyder at the Christian church in Courtland on Friday, October 7, at 2:00 p.m. and the interment was in the Courtland cemetery.

Peter C. Anderson Peter C. Anderson, son of Peter Anderson and Caroline Schmidt, was born March 21, 1879, near Copenhagen, Denmark, and passed away October 1, 1960. at the Belleville Hospital, Belleville, at the age o'f 81 years. He received his education in the Belleville Public Schools.

He moved to this community when about three years old and has lived here most of his life here except while he was with the State of Kansas Fish and Game Department at Minneaolis, Kan. On August 31, 1914, he as united in marriage to Miss Maude Mather of Norton. He was a member of the Lutheran church and Belleville Lodge No. 129 A.F. He was preceded in death by his father, mother and two sisters, Mrs.

Andrea Darby and Mrs. Harrell. Survivors include his wife, Maude Anderson and one sister, Mrs. Lizzie Goosman, both of Belleville. BURCAIN TRAIL Harvest Festival Queen Candidates These 13 girls, all farm girls or active 4-H members, are candidates for Harvest Festival Queen in Belleville this Friends have been voting for one of the girls at Belleville stores this week.

The Queen will be crowned at the Harvest Festival Dance by Miss Kansas Saturday night. MARJORIE BLECHA BETTY CLARK LINDA BEYER union was bom one daughter, Cecelia. Most of his life he lived on a farm in this community. In 1940 he moved to Belleville and operated the Belleville Hotel for almost nineteen years. He retired from the Hotel business three years ago and resideo at the home on 1507 18th Street.

He spent a great deal of time out of doors and was preceded in death by his parents, brothers amd sisters. Hs is survied by his wife, Agnes of the home, one daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rizek of Belleville, three nieces, five nephews and a host of tives and friends.

Recitation of the Rosary was held at Tibbetts Bros. Memorial Chapel Saturday and Sunday evenings and funeral services were conducted Monday morning, October 3, I960, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Edwards Catholic Church in Belleville. Requiem High Mass was sung by The Very Rev.

Msgr. C. J. Brown officiating. Interment' was made in the St, Josaphat's cemetery.

Glenn Joseph Nickerson Glenn Joseph Nickerson, son tit Emma and Charles Nickerson, was born March 18, 1896, at Mc- Phorson, Kansas, and passed sway at Talmo, being "64 years 6 months, and 12 days. He received his education in the Hebron, schools. He moved to this community around five years ago. As a child he joined the Methodist church in Hebron. Preceding him in death are his father and mother, a niece and a nephew.

Surviving him are two brothers, Clarence of Morehead, and Frank of Belleville; three stepsisters, Mrs. Harry Shields of Mrs. Norbert Mit- Itasch of Modesto, and Mrs. I Alfred Cowden of Ottawa; one step-brother, TuUy Miller of Artisa, N. three nieces and four friends.

Funeral services were conducted by the Reverend Maurice Graham at the Bachelor Faulkner Dart I Memorial Chapel on Wednesday, October 5, at two o'clock and the interment was in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery near Norway. JUDY SIMEK RUTH IIORKMAN VICKIE HARLAN JANIS DUNBACK MURPHY Funeral services were held Mon- torment Vi 'as made in the Belleville day, October 3, at 3:00 p.m. at iBelleville. Bachelor Dart Chapel conducted by the Rev. Wiiford llotaling of Concordia and Belleville Lodge No.

129 A.F.-& A.M. In- COMING NEXT WEEK! EVANGELIST JOHNNY HARTOG NARKA CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, NARKA, KAN. Service at 7:30 October 16 thru 28 DON'T MISS IT! Gust A. Bentsen Gust A. Bentsen, 72.

pa.sscd Monday, September 12 at his home in Wichita. Ho was born in Oslo, Norway, on 12, 1888. He came to tliis country at the age of 19 and lived at Scandia until moving to Wichita 18 years ago. Mr. Bentsen was employed by Borbein Young and automotive parts company, twelve years before his retirement in 1955.

He attended North Wichita Friends Church. He was a member of the Scan- dnvian Club and a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Scandia and the American Legion. He is survived by his wife, Floread; two sons, Donald of the home and Carl Isaacson, Ellis; one stepson, Keith Faulkner, Haysville; one stepdaughter, Mrs. OF PRICE I USED CARS! 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR HARDTOP, air-conditioned, fully equipped.

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Rosa Denk of ren, Darwin, Jean, and Kayleen; three sistrs, Mrs. Rosa Denk of Agenda, Mrs. Sophia Slavik and Mrs. Mary Nemec, both of Narka; and one brother, Charles of Narka: as well as a host of friends and relatives also survive. Memorial services were held Saturday, October 8, 1960 at 2 p.m.

at the Methodist Church in Haddam, with the Rev. Kenard Clark, officiating. Interment was in the National Cemetery south of Narka. Cornelius John Jacobson CorneUus John Jacobson, son of John C. and Julia June Jacobson, was born in Langness, Germany, May 14, 1881.

After a shrt illess he departed this life at the Belleville Hospital on 30, 1960, at the age of 79 years, 4 montw 16 days. After his mother passed away, he came to the States at the age of seven, with his father, brother and his youngest sister. He made; his home with his oldest sister eight years near Avoca, Then came to Kansas in 1906. He was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Levendofske on February 21. 1911, at St.

Edwards Catholic Church in Belleville by The Rev. J. C. Volke. To this CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS for all occasions Corsages, Wedding and Funeral Arrangements We Deliver Phone 72 Member of Telegraph Delivery Service NEVA'S FLOWER and GIFT SHOPPE South Side Square RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT Your Rent May Be Applied to the Purchase Price.

EDINGTON STUDIO Marysville, Kansas DEBORA LYNN URBAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Urban of Cuba, was seven months old when this picture was taken. Grandpar- enls are Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Klima of Cuba and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urban of Bison. Mr. and Mrs.

Petr Drapal of Cuba and George Urban of Bison are great-grandparents. Frank Snodgrass, Anaheim, and five grandchildren. F'uneral services were held Wednesday, September 14 at North Wichita, Friends Church in Wichita. The Rev. Alden Pitts, pastor of the church, officiated.

Interment was made in the Old Mission Cemetery. Chester Hill Chester Hill, son of Andy and Rosa Hill, was born near Belleville, Kan. in 1882. He passed I away at Nelson, Neb. September i27, 1960.

He was married in 1904 to Stella Cardwell. To this union one son was born, James Hill. Later he married Eva Bowersox. To this union four children were born, Billy, Beryl, Slyvia and Vernon. Most of his life was spent in the Belleville community, except for the last twenty years, which he lived in Hardy, Neb.

Preceding him in death were his parents, one brother, one son and two stepsons. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Eva, three sons, Jim of; Belleville, Vernon of Superior, Beryl of Lincoln, and one daughter Sylvia of Denver, also one; stepson. Bob Bowersox of Hast- 1 ings, one stepdaughter, Mrs. Ralph! i Sporleder of Goodland, and grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Hardy, and burial in the Belleville Cemetery.

John John E. Pelesky, a son of i Joseph and Anna Pelesky, was born in Farmington township. Re: public county, Kan. on August 10, 1883 and passed away on October 5, 1960, at the Republic County Hospital in Belleville after a short illness cri three days. John had reached the age of 77 years, 1 month and 25 days at the time of his.

passing. As a boy he attended rural school at Stone which was later called Crescent. When 18 years of age, John moved to iu WaHbington ana there resided the vest of life. His Post addreai Narkti, Kan. John was a and enjoyed REAL ESTATE, CATTLE, MACHINERY AUCTION THIS SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE FARM LOCATED V2 MILE SOUTH OF CHESTER, NEBRASKA, ON U.S.

HI-WAY 81 OR IIV2 MILES NORTH OF BELLEVILLE, KANSAS, ON U.S. HI-WAY 81, ON- MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 Commencing at 1:00 P.M. The Land Auction Will Start at 3:30 P.M. LEGAL DESCRIPTION Township. CROP RENT: of 1960 Growing Wheat goes to the purchaser.

IMPROVEMENTS: 20 24 Shop and Double Garage 20 30 Cattle Shed TAXES: All of 1960 taxes will be paid. 160 Acres Republic County, Kansas, Land SE 3-113 Liberty POSSESSION: March 1, 1961. TERMS: Down day of sale, March 1, 1961 settlement. Terms can be arranged prior to sale date by contacting the owner or auctioneer. TITLE: A Good and Merchantable title will be furnished.

ALLOTMENT: Wheat UVi Acres THIS FARM has 138 acres of plow land, the balance in pasture and lots. There is an abundance of water available for irrigation or livestock. The location of this farm on an all-weather road makes it ideal for livestock or grain farming. Approximately 12 Acres IN ADDITION to the above farm an acreage will be offered in Chester, Nebraska, located 2 blocks west of the State Bank of Chester. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Out Lot One (1) of Daniel Dry's Addition, to Chester, Nebr.

Also Out Lot Two (2) Daniel Dry's Addition to Chester, Nebraska. Also that PART of the right-of-way of Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad Company located in (SW'A NEV4) of Section Thirty-five (35) Township One (1) North Range Three (3). Also Irregular Tract No. 52 and Lot 53. IMPROVEMENTS: 2 8 18, 3-stall farrowing hog sheds, nearly new 1 12x 28 Galvanized 4-Stall farrowing shed, nearly new 1 18 24 Frame barn Good corral and loading pens for hogs or cattle.

CITY WATER and lights, with natural gas line in alley past acreage. COMMENT: This is the first time this acreage has ever been offered for sale as a complete. unit. I would like to call the buyers attention to the fact that this acreage is sown to brome or in natural grass and is completely hog fenced and sub divided for all kinds of livestock. The greater part df the fence has been built the last two years.

TITLE: A Good and Merchantable Title will be furnished. Taxes: All 1960 taxes will be paid. Terms: Cash. Also Selling The East Ninety-eight (E98) feet of Out Lot One (1) in Daniel Dry's Addition to Chester, Thayer County, Nebraska, 98 140 feet. 30 32 ft.

Double Corn Crib In good repair. 12 20 Wood Granary, good. TAXES: All 1960 taxes will be paid. TERMS: CASH. ALICE J.

WILSON, Owner (LAND WILL SELL AT 3:30 P.M.) 6 HEAD OF HORSES 6 1 4 year old Bay Gelding, broke to ride 13 year old White Gelding, broke to ride 1 2 year old Bay Gelding 1 2 year old Bay Filly 1 2 year old SpoHed Filly 1 2 year old Spotted Filly BUILDINGS 8 16 Brooder House 8 12 Frame Building 6x8 Farrowing House Outside Toilet Building 65 HEAD 01 All Heifers and 30 Hereford Yearling Heifers and Steers 10 Holstein Springer Heifers 8 Mixed Steers weighing 450 700 lbs. 1 9 year old Guernsey cow to freshen in January. CATTLE 65 )ws Bangs Tested weighing 400 550 lbs. Three of these cows are first calf and two are coming 5 years old this spring. 3 Mixed first calf heifers with calves at side about 6 weeks old.

These cattle consist of a mother of twin heifers with their calves at side. These cattle can be seen prior to sale IV2 miles south of Chester, on U.S. 81. ADOLF PIESCHKE, Owner 6 HEAD OF HORSES 6 1 4 year old Bay Gelding, broke to ride 13 year old White Gelding, broke to ride 1 2 year old Bay Gelding 1 2 year old Bay Filly 1 2 year old SpoHed Filly 1 2 year old Spotted Filly BUILDINGS 8 16 Brooder House 8 12 Frame Building 6x8 Farrowing House Outside Toilet Building In addition to the above cattle Adolf Pieschke will have 17 head of cattte on this sale as follows. 1 4 year old Hereford bull, a good breeder 5 White Faced Cows with Calves at side CATTLE 65 )ws Bangs Tested weighing 400 550 lbs.

Three of these cows are first calf and two are coming 5 years old this spring. 3 Mixed first calf heifers with calves at side about 6 weeks old. These cattle consist of a mother of twin heifers with their calves at side. These cattle can be seen prior to sale IV2 miles south of Chester, on U.S. 81.

ADOLF PIESCHKE, Owner MACHINERY 101 Seml-Mtd. Single Row John Dtere Corn Picker 2-Row, 3-Point Hitch Ferguson Litter 2-14 Plow on rubber 8-20 Van Brvnt Grain Drili 2 Row Go Dig 3 15-ft. Single Dices; 1 Tandem Disc 1 Tandem Wheal Machinery Trailer I-Row John Deart kictar en rufibar 4-8actian Jphn Daara Splkft Toath Harrow Trucic Power Pest Auger MISCELLANEOUS AO Sheets of galvanized tin 8 to 12 feat in length, roll of new 48 inch woven wire, 6-yolt electric car battery charger, platform scales, several railroad ties, several cattle and hog panels, tractor gas pump, barrels, tVa in. electric power V2 inch electric drill, Holdem alactrio fencer, 110 watt; savaral has automatic hog yttiw- hog oilar, 3 hydraulic lacks, cans of grease, 4 tarpaulins, several steel, wood, and electric fence posts; several rolls of electric wire, oas ieans, wide base wheel for Chevrolet pickup, 3 pressure spray guns, roll of new barb wire, steel fence puller. MACHINERY 101 Seml-Mtd.

Single Row John Dtere Corn Picker 2-Row, 3-Point Hitch Ferguson Litter 2-14 Plow on rubber 8-20 Van Brvnt Grain Drili 2 Row Go Dig 3 15-ft. Single Dices; 1 Tandem Disc 1 Tandem Wheal Machinery Trailer I-Row John Deart kictar en rufibar 4-8actian Jphn Daara Splkft Toath Harrow Trucic Power Pest Auger MISCELLANEOUS AO Sheets of galvanized tin 8 to 12 feat in length, roll of new 48 inch woven wire, 6-yolt electric car battery charger, platform scales, several railroad ties, several cattle and hog panels, tractor gas pump, barrels, tVa in. electric power V2 inch electric drill, Holdem alactrio fencer, 110 watt; savaral has automatic hog yttiw- hog oilar, 3 hydraulic lacks, TERMS: CASH. No Propsrty Ramovod Until Settled For Not Rosponsiblo For Accidanta G. E.

WARING EUGENE WARING, Owners COU jyiORm AihtilMif Nab. ATS. BANK 9HBSTER, Clark, Chastar, Nabraaka 7 ,....1., I M',.